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A Victorian silver Aesthetic style perfume or scent flask, of cylindrical form, the exterior decorated with two vignettes, one depicting a boy atop a fence, and the other with a song bird, amidst a wriggle-work ground, with hinged cover and interior glass stopper, Sampson Mordan, London 1885, height 4.6cm, weight 38g/1.22ozt gross approx all-in

FranceAn early twentieth-century French gentleman's leather travelling vanity case, containing silver and silver-gilt-mounted cut glass accessories, including, three toilet bottles, two toilet jars, four silver-mounted brushes, silver toothbrush box, two silver cylindrical canisters, a hip flask with silver cap and fitted beaker, together with a vanity set and shaving mirror, the silver struck with French first-standard Minerva mark, confirming 0.950 standard silver, weight of weighable silver 379g/12.18ozt approx

Field Sports Interest.A Victorian silver travelling spirit decanter or flask, with beaker, of tapering cylindrical form, the cap with cork stopper, secured by a screw thread mechanism, and integral suspension chain fitted with gimble, to prevent the chain from being tangled when the cap is unscrewed, the base with an integral fitted beaker with gilt interior, Thomas Johnson I, London 1866, length 27.3cm, weight 231g/7.42ozt approx

A Victorian silver Aesthetic style scent or perfume flask, of cylindrical form, the exterior decorated in the Japonesque taste, featuring a crane, owl, butterflies, and sprays of flowering blossom, the hinged cover initialled in script, 'MEC', opening to reveal a gilt interior with fitted glass stopper, Sampson Mordan & Co., London 1897, height 5.2cm, weight (sans stopper) 46g/1.47ozt approx gross

A 19th Century Scottish silver-mounted horn powder flask, of traditional form, having foliate-engraved collar and screw-on cap, rings with thistle escutcheons and a plaque engraved "W Barker", one face bearing an inset facet-cut oval rock crystal, 30 cm

A Celtic design hip flask together with two other hip flasks

A Hungarian Fischer Pottery Two-Handled Flask, elaborately decorated with an all-over floral and gilt design, 24cm high; a similar ovoid vase and cover with lion finial and a two-handled vase, 18cm high. (4)crackle to glaze on all lidded vase with chip to rim, loss to gilt on all.

A 19th century, three band flintlock musket, possibly Russian, the lock plate detailed with Cyrillic text and dated 1844, overall length 121cm, an English three band percussion musket stamped with V.R. Crown and dated1857, overall length 142cm. one further, smaller musket, a Sykes Patent embossed copper shot flask and small related items. (qty)

dating: about 1855 provenance: Belgium, Group of four round, smoothbore, turn-off, 8 mm cal. barrels. Frame of oval section decorated with beautiful floral motifs and wild boar on a gilded background, the spaces at the base of the barrels decorated with the same motif and number '56'. Grip with ebony grips scales richly sculpted with floral motifs in bas-relief, decorated en suite on the back. Lower hammer, ring trigger. In leather-covered wooden case with pierced and engraved brass mounts, with cartouche featuring monogram 'LD' at the center. Lined with burgundy velvet inside, and provided with powder flask, ramrod, bullet mould and capsule box. length 16 cm.

dating: last quarter of the 16th Century provenance: North Italy, Wooden base with an engraved boiled-leather body. The neck decorated with a mask in the centre between floral motifs and with a roped frame. The lower part is very protruding, with nine pronounced ribs, each one roped. The rim decorated with bronze star-shaped rivets. Cylindrical. leather fuse. On the back two iron suspension rings. Very rare. This powderflask is photographed and described on the book 'Repertorio Storico degli Archibugiari Italiani' (B. Barbiroli), Clueb 2012, on page. 501, dated circa 1570.See also a similar flask in Charles Buttin's collection, illustrated on panel XIII no. 498. height 20.5 cm.

dating: circa 1600 provenance: Brescia, Body shaped as a truncated cone, flat on the back, decorated with longitudinal grooves in a thousand lines with thicker slats engraved with floral motifs on the front face (the upper right side with a restoration), all other sides including the fuse and the belt hook are engraved with floral and geometric motifs. The fuse base shaped as a truncated cone is worked in the same way as the body. Screw closure with hinge. Four suspension rings. See a very similar flask in 'Museo Poldi Pezzoli - Armeria II', Electa Editrice, Venice 1986 page 707, number 1173. height 20 cm.

A Hallmarked Silver Mounted Glass Hip Flask, G&J W.H, Sheffield 1912, with removable base cup, stamped "Pearce & Sons Ltd Leeds & York"; A Smaller Hallmarked Silver Hip Flask, London 1897, allover textured finish, initialled (115grams). (2)

A COLLECTION OF MILITARY AND ROYAL TOYS ETC TO INCLUDE A POWDER FLASK

A small hip flask with skin covered glass body, cup base and bayonet cover, 4 inches high, Sheffield 1928 by JD & S

A group of Eastern metalwork, including a Turkish engraved brass powder flask, length 14.5cm, a pierced brass hanging basket and a pouring vessel bearing inscription to the side.

Collection of Silver Plated Items, including tea pots, sugar bowls, goblets, trays, fruit bowls, milk jug, dressing table set, hip flask, loose flatware, etc. All in excellent condition.

A quantity of silver items including a set of six silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1943, cased, a pair of silver bud vases with loaded bases, height 18cm, a silver mustard with blue glass liner, a horn flask with silver plated mounts, height 24.5cm and other items (qty)

English School (20th century), Still life of pistol, tankard, wine glass, book and pottery flask, oil on canvas, 41 x 50.5cm. FramedCondition Report: 20th century canvas in 19th century frame. Very minor surface scuffs

A modern silver combination bottle opener, length 12cm, cased and a silver plated and leather bound hip flask by James Dixon and Sons, height 14cm (2)

Apothecary Flask, ceramic blue painted and described on white ground, long neck with four eyelets, one damaged, 18th century, 33 cm high.

An English porcelain navette-shaped scent bottle and stopper, possibly Chamberlain's Worcester, early 19th century, each side finely stippled in purple with Classical scenes of Cupid and putti in Arcadian landscapes, within a gilt banded border reserved with bead ornament, with a screw-top stopper, 11.5cm longCondition Report: Overall this handsome scent-bottle presents very well.  There is some very slight wear to the gilt foliate border which runs along the edges of the flask (this is very minor indeed, and not very noticeable), and there is some wear to the edges and rim of the gilt stopper.  In addition, there are some minute scratches to the purple scenes – these are also minor.  

A George III Staffordshire gilt-brass mounted enamel scent bottle, third quarter 18th century, of flattened flask form, with vignettes of a lady and flowers within gilt scrolling borders on white ground, with gilt-brass stopper on a chain, 9.4cm high; together with an enamel etui or needle case, third quarter 19th century, of cylindrical form, decorated with flaying cards and porcelain, 11.5cm high (2) 

A George III Long Sea Service Flintlock Pistol, the 30cm round steel barrel with Tower proof marks, the double line engraved lockplate stamped with crowned GR and crowned 2, with TOWER across the tail, the walnut full stock with brass ramrod pipe, trigger guard, side plate and butt cap which is stamped 4 to the right side, the left side set with a steel belt clip, the stock stamped behind the barrel tang with a broad arrow over BO, and with various inspector's marks including in the ramrod channel, with brass tipped wood ramrod, 48.5cm; a Copper Powder Flask, stamped with a stylised shell/anthemion, with brass charger and external steel spring (2)1 - Action works, holds at full and half cock. Barrel has been cleaned. Minor bruising to stock, with no splits or repairs. No metal parts missing. Generally in good condition. 2 - Powder flask with soldered seams.

An Early 19th Century Powder Horn, of polished striated cow horn, with oak base plate, twin brass suspension rings with back plates stamped with bees and skeps, the brass charger lacking its spring, 30cm; a 19th Century Copper Powder Flask by James Dixon & Sons, embossed with fluted palm leaves, the brass charger with external steel spring and stamped with maker's name, 19cm (2)

A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a pair of Edwardian dwarf candlesticks, maker's mark H. H. & S, Birmingham 1909, with reeded borders, 7cm (2 3/4in) high, loaded; a pair of Edwardian napkin rings by Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1909, with beaded borders and engraved with foliate swags, 5cm (2in) diameter; a Victorian oval spirit flask by Brownett & Rose (Abraham Brownett & John Rose), London 1862, engraved with a crest, 11cm (4 1/4in) high; another spirit flask, 5cm (2in) diameter; and a silver coloured bowl, stamped Sterling, with a tapering handle, 13.5cm (5 1/4in) long 211g (6.8 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

A Davy lamp and a Dalvy Stainless steel boxed oval hip flask

A collection hip flasks, a hip flask set and a christening set (spoon has corroded)

A Native American purse with purple ground and silver wire and white beaded tassel decoration 19 cm x 12 cm, together with an African carved hardwood head rest or pillow with figural decoration of kneeling figure with bottle and another with food bowl, on a carved rectangular base, 16.5 cm wide x 9 cm deep x 18 cm high, a Benin bronze flask with snake decoration, 14.5 cm wide x 19.5 cm high and a Zulu turquoise bead and shell and seed decorated waistband or belt, 82 cm long (4)

A silver hip flask. J. B. Chatterley & Sons, Birmingham, 1968. Of curved rectangular form, with engine turned design to body and vacant cartouche to one side, designed with a screw cap, 9 x 13.5cm approx. weight 7.7ozt Condition Report: The hip flask is in good condition commensurate with age. Some general surface scratching and nicking but no damage or repairs noted. Some minor bruising in places commensurate with light use. When tested with water, no leaks to body but when shaken vigorously some small drops escaping from under cap. Cork is present inside cap but shows some wear and minor losses which may be the cause of the minor leak. Small ding to cap. Cap opens and closes securely and snugly. Hinge in good condition. Some scratching to panel beneath cap. Hallmarks generally clear, with only date letter slightly rubbed. Overall a nice hip flask in good condition. Further images available to download via this link: https://we.tl/t-z2qaNxGPI6 

A large silver and leather mounted hip flask. Wilfred Chidlaw Griffiths, Birmingham, 1927. The silver cup to base (not currently removable) engraved with the initials N.S.F., the cap with bayonet fastening, approx. 11.3 x 17cm 

A silver plated pedestal comport, galleried canted square top; an EPNS mounted claret jug; an EP mounted oak butter dish with Royal Doulton liner; other EPNS, circular tray, sugar scuttle with scoop, vases, trivet, basket, salts, a brass toasting fork, miniature candlesticks, hip flask a cut glass ship's decanter; a canteen of Kings and Queens pattern flatware; qty

An Indian mother of pearl shot flask, sprung mechanism, Gujarat, 21.5cm long

An early 20th century Japanese hand painted umbrella; another two similar; an Irish knobkerrie; a powder flask (5)

Japanese Powder Flask. Approx. 100mm in diameter. Chain length approx. 23cm. Resin decoration with erotic design.

A group of four tribal masks and figures, to include a late 19th or early 20th century Nepalese carved and painted wood mask 26cm high; a Yam wood figure Nggwal, Wosera area, Southern Abelam Tribe 12.5cm high, in an associated ceramic jar, 19cm high overall; a Papua New Guinea conical wood flask carved in relief with four figures 30.5cm high; and another carved wood seated figure 33.5cm high (4)

Army & Navy six silver plated stacking cups with leather case, the first cup height 13 cm, diameter +/- 8.5 cm, together with a Harrods London silver plated hip flask. Height 12.5 cm.

Spirit flasks, hip flasks, stirrup cups, ice pails and pewter hip flask set.

Fly Tying Kit and Fishing Tackle, a Cantilever tackle box with contents of Veniard vice, tweezers, tools, Gossamer silks, flask, wool, instructional fly-tying booklets, capes - one Golden Pheasant, feathers, dressed flies, spinner lures, and Devons, plus a wooden outfit box

A PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL by Joseph Hollis, with 1 3/4" barrel, etched action and walnut slab grip, 6 1/4" overall, together with a leather powder flask (2) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: The action sometimes holds and full cock, then fires with the trigger, but it needs attention. Minor loss to grip. Flask with two small holes in the leather and mechanism not functioning.

Gold plated base metal 4oz hip flask, stamped "Made in England".

A hip flask, the domed glass body, with a white metal top stamped JD&S Made in England, 25cm high.

LARGE ENGRAVED POWDER FLASK CIRCA 17TH/18TH CENTURY

CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLE: twentieth century Qing or later Chinese hardstone snuff bottle of moon-flask form, carved from pale celadon and russet jadeite, with orange-red glass lid, 2 ¾” (7 cm) H

JAMES DIXON & SONS LTD; a late Victorian hallmarked silver and leather mounted glass hip flask, with hinged lid, Sheffield 1896, height 17cm.

A cased pair of percussion cap pistols, maker Tipping & Lawden, London, the 6 1/2 inch octagonal smooth bore barrels with front and rear sights signed as per title, with scroll chased tang, the sidelock actions signed and decorated en suite, fitted steel stirruped ram rod, chased steel trigger guard and plain steel belt loop, the chequered walnut grips inset rectangular cartouche engraved 'H G Grylls. 64th Regt', in a fitted brass mounted mahogany case with maker's label to underside of lid, copper powder flask, steel ball mould, nipple key and accessories, the case 40 x 24.5 x 6.5cm.

A mid 20th century silver plated and tapering glass hunting flask unmarked, 23.5cm long, in a leather saddle case

A collection of assorted African tribal artifacts comprising x2 North African Khodmi daggers, a Congolese dagger with double crescent blade and a hide leather powder flask. Flask measures approx 26cm. If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

A collection of assorted militaria to include; WWI First World War medal awarded to one 31767 Pte G W Colborn of the Machine Gun Corps, musket powder flask, pocket knives, artillery shells, binoculars, RAF cap badges and more. If this lot is required to be posted please see sale notes regarding age verification.

A group of eight small Cypriot antiquities, comprising:two terracotta heads, c.6th-5th century BC,4.5 and 5cm high,a limestone head, c.6th century BC,9cm high,a terracotta votive figurine, c.1000-600 BC, of 'snowman' type,10.5cm high,an archaic amphora, c.700-600 BC,10.5cm high,a Cypro-Geometric III dish, c.850-700 BC,11.5cm wide,an alabastron, c.850 BC,9cm high, anda Cypro-Geometric III dropper flask, c.850-700 BC,13cm high (8)Provenance: The collection of the late Sir Clinton Charles Donald Cory, 5th Baronet of Coryton;the terracotta heads acquired from Charles Ede Ltd., 25 February 1985, limestone head from Phillips, 19 December 1984, votive figure from Agora Ancient Art, Vienna, 5 March 1985, archaic amphora from Agora Ancient Art, 26 November 1984, dish from Agora Ancient Art, Vienna, 2 March 1985, alabastron from Annie Trotter and Ian Parsons, 22 August 1989, and flask from Agora Ancient Art, 2 March 1985.Condition ReportLimestone head re-mounted 10 Feb 1987.

A group of 19th-century and later glassware including an etched crystal ale glass depicting a hummingbird, several other glasses, green glass eye bath, a twin-compartment flask with etch decoration.

A group of boxed Days Gone By die cast vehicles, pewter tri-handled tankard, silver plated hip flask with engine turned decoration, miniature miner's lamp and cutlery

ARR Jim Malone (born 1946) a dark brown glazed flask with contrasting grey drip glaze to the neck, 28cm high and Karen D'Abo, a two-handled sack vase with brown glaze to the body decorated with cross-hatched incisions, 20cm highIn good condition, no damage or repairs

Of hunting interest, the hunting diary of H B Van der Gucht, 5th Fusiliers, four photographs of a hunt, possibly around Redmarley. framed as one, a leather cased flask and sundry leather cases

A hunting flask in a leather saddle case, the plated cover marked Harrods Ltd., 17.5cm long

Silver hip flask with detachable cup, initialled, Birmingham 1919, 176g or 5½oz.

A miscellaneous lot of small items:- a silver ‘armada’ dish engraved on the rim with a fish, by Reid & Sons (of Newcastle) London 1964; a silver scent flask of canted oblong form by Charles Perry & Co Chester 1927; a late Victorian engraved silver vesta case; an Australian nickel-mounted nut vesta case; an enamelled pill box; a Japanese brass box with an applied copper figure; a Victorian papier-mâché show snuff box; three other papier-mâché snuff boxes; and a circular horn box and cover, the latter 7cm diameter, 2.9oz weighable silver. (11)

A late 19th Century Japanese silver spirit flask of shaped rectangular outline, engraved on the front with a bijin plucking bamboo leaves from an overhanging tree, the reverse engraved with a bamboo tree, within borders of textured flowerheads, with small screw-off drinking cup and interior cap, stamped "SILVER" and inscribed with a character signature, C.1900, 15.4cm long, 5.25 oz.

A mixed lot: a small late Victorian silver tea caddy with reeded borders, a domed cover and an urn finial, by George M Jackson, London 1896, a French silver wine taster, initialled on the thumbpiece, c.1900, a small plated-mounted glass spirit flask and a Victorian plated mustard pot (blue glass liner) engraved with the cypher and coronet of a viscount, the latter 7.5cm high, 6.1 oz weighable silver. (4)

A Mappin & Webb silver plated three piece tea service and other items. The round baluster service designed by Eric Clements, together with a Victorian silver rope twist sugar tong London 1876, a Mappin & Webb reeded round tray, a 6oz spirit or hip flask and a tea kettle on stand with a lamp.

A leather-cased hunting picnic set, comprising a silver-topped flask, Charles Fox & Co Ltd, London 1919 and an electroplated sandwich box, by Whippy Steggall & Co, North Audley St (London)